This week we had the privilege to talk to Dr. Elizabeth Head, Professor and Vice Chair for research at the University of California, Irvine in the department of Pathology. Dr. Head has published more

The world lost pioneering Down syndrome advocate Carl Erskine on April 16, 2024, at the age of 97. Carl and his wife Betty, were involved deeply with the Special Olympics and charities which aimed at

This week we are fortunate to have Ben Hughes back on the podcast to discuss the Down Syndrome Diagnosis Networks (DSDN) annual Rockin Retreats that offer our community the connection and respite

Our son turned 14 last weekend and in this episode we reflect on the joys, challenges and growth we've experienced together on this journey with Liam.Episode Transcript: https://ifweknewthen701833686

This week we revisit our interview with Lynette Louise who is board certified in Neurofeedback. We were very interested in the science of Neurofeedback but early on in the conversation we moved to a s

This week we have the wonderful Julie Picot back on the show to discuss her experience transitioning her daughter, Elyse from TK to Kindergarten. We also touch upon how very often parents feel shame w

Dr. Ilona Kleiner has been both our children's pediatrician since birth. Today we discuss with her the importance of always seeing the whole child and how her care for Liam really isn't any different

In this episode, we discuss Charlotte Fiens path to advocacy, breaking down the barriers of education, the love story between her and her husband Riley, and how her infectious can-do attitude has inf

Happy Martin Luther King Day! We start this new year by revisiting with our friend, Zen Buddhist Priest, Maezen Miller. We discuss having patience and letting go in order for it to all unfold. Believi

Follow Stephen while he unexpectedly flies back to Louisiana due to his mothers illness. He reflects on the importance of experiencing all of lifes moments and truly being present.Episode Transcrip